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This Top Knobs Benning pull is a contemporary arch-profile cabinet pull for wide drawer fronts, full-height pantry doors, and any cabinet front that needs hardware with reach. It mounts on 8-13/16 inch (224 mm) centers, a spacing that steps well past the common 5 and 6 inch pulls to serve the scale of today's oversized cabinetry.
Most cabinet pulls cluster below 6 inches of center-to-center spacing, which works for standard base drawers and upper doors. At 8-13/16 inches, this pull is aimed at a different set of fronts: wide pot drawers, deep file drawers, large pantry doors, and island drawer banks where a smaller pull looks undersized and reads as an afterthought. Running hardware at this spacing also means the grip spans a meaningful portion of the front, so the pull does actual mechanical work rather than sitting decoratively in one corner of a wide face. Designers who follow a proportion-based approach to hardware sizing will find 224 mm a natural choice for any front in the 24-to-30-inch range.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Slate, a cool gray that sits between silver and charcoal without committing to either. The muted sheen reads as Silver Tone in broad daylight without the flash of a polished or brushed metallic finish. On painted cabinetry, particularly white, off-white, or greige fronts, Slate hardware holds visible contrast without demanding the attention a matte black or bright chrome finish does. On gray or blue-gray cabinetry it can nearly disappear, letting the cabinetry do the work. The arch profile adds a subtle curve to what is otherwise a linear piece of hardware, breaking the straight-line geometry of a flat-front door without introducing anything ornate.
This pull suits cabinet shops and designers specifying hardware for wide-format cabinetry, and homeowners replacing existing hardware drilled to 224 mm centers. It is a strong fit for contemporary kitchens that run a gray or neutral palette, where the hardware color should coordinate without standing out. It also works well in home offices, media rooms, and laundry cabinetry where the fronts are large and the hardware needs to match the scale. The Benning collection includes companion pieces in the same series, so mixing pulls on wide drawers with pulls at other spacings, or pairing with knobs on doors, stays within one design language.
It corresponds to 224 mm, which is a recognized standard cabinet spacing used across European and domestic cabinetry programs for wide fronts. If your existing holes are at 224 mm, this pull drops onto them without drilling.
The grip curves gently upward at its center rather than running in a straight line between the posts. The curve is subtle, not decorative, and the overall silhouette stays clean and contemporary.
Cool. It leans toward silver rather than toward taupe or greige, which makes it coordinate well with blue-gray, white, and true gray cabinetry.
Yes. The Benning series is available at multiple spacings in the same finish, so drawer banks can run different lengths of pull on different-width fronts while staying in one collection.
When the drawer or door is wide enough that a standard pull looks lost, this 224 mm Benning arch pull in Slate brings the hardware into proportion with the cabinetry and keeps the finish program consistent across the room.
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